Sentence examples for tracing up from inspiring English sources
'tracing up' is a valid phrase in English and is often used in a figurative sense
It typically means to move forward gradually or with diligence, often in order to find a solution to a problem. For example, "I have been tracing up the family tree to find out about our ancestors."
Jonathan Saunders tempered the sexuality of his predominantly patent collection with a ladylike lace pump, even though it was in lipstick red with velvet laces tracing up the ankle.
Figure 5 The surface power distributions with rays tracing up to 5 reflections for (a) three walls and (b) one wall.
Measuring the self-antigenic stimulation rate and tracing up to the blue curve gives the critical rate of influx from infection.
With a gene tree drawn in the form of Figure 2B, one can determine if two genes are topohomologous by tracing up the tree to their common ancestor and noting if the traced path crosses the head of an arrow (which indicates the target of an asymmetric duplication).
They are traced up and their interferences are discussed.
The next shot is a close-up of a bloodied foot that traces up a body to reveal a corpse.
The event layer consists of material from the adjacent beach and dune, fines and thins inland, and was traced up to ~ 400 m onshore.
Some of the dipping reflections can be traced up to the top of the basement where they offset it across a series of minor to major thrust faults.
His career is traced up from the mailroom where he worked with David Geffen, up to his ascendancy as head of media company InterActiveCorp, or IAC.
His career is traced up from the mailroom where he worked with David Geffen, up to his ascendancy as head of IAC/InterActiveCorp.
From that point onward, a more or less continuous history of such reflection can be traced up to the present day.
